Alexis Lafreniere has been in hockey’s spotlight for quite some time. That spotlight has never shined more brightly on the soft-spoken quiet 18-year-old than this
Author: Craig Eagles @Eags37
Craig Eagles majored in Kinesiology and Education at the University of New Brunswick. He once was head coach of the Moncton Purple Knights men’s AAA hockey program for four seasons, and head coach of the women’s program for another. He then made the jump to Junior “A” hockey as a video and practice coach with the Moncton Beavers. He returned to Moncton’s minor hockey level where he won a Provincial Championship and the Competitive Coach of the Year award in 2012. In December of 2016, Craig joined the QMJHL Central Scouting Agency as a regional scout for New Brunswick. On top of being a High School teacher, Eagles has been broadcasting hockey on Rogers TV since 2009 and has been a colour analyst for the QMJHL for the past five seasons.
He started the Co Coaches Corner Blog in 2012-2013 and has been writing about hockey and various other sports ever since.
More Than Just Winning
“It’s about personal development.” That’s the first thing Allan Andrews says when asked about Spring Hockey. Spring Hockey has been under the microscope for years. Many hockey
Shadow Company
Moncton Wildcats fans remember the 2018 1st round upset of the Rimouski Oceanic and Dylan Seitz’ outstanding job at shadowing of Alexis Lafreniere like it was
Game 496
Tomorrow night’s game between the Rimouski Océanic and the Moncton Wildcats has been circled on countless people’s calendars since the beginning of the season. Everyone
His Own Path To Greatness
Preface to His Own Path To Greatness The high soaring Rimouski Oceanic and rebuilding Moncton Wildcats were about to do battle in the first round
25 Years of Oceanic Memories
Moncton’s own Rick Melanson has seen it all when it comes to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Rimouski Oceanic. You could say
